The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

put1 eta WnlCn Dhb OeSh hgllhtlng tue
bsst physicians for yeare. The old
dave, when rusty iGstrumentu we're
lrft uuclesnsed from the time of one
operation until another was to b. per.
formed, hsvs passed awsy. Tue ply
slclau and the surgeon OF today ar
equally careful TO adopt every means
available TO prevent the poisoning OF
the blood and TO check the spread OF
getme Of disesse. For this reason tho
men VINO supply the No ds Of the fac.
ulty era constantly Str VII < 10 produce
compounds which will hill the mi.
crobrs and prevent r'sa "a. Anti
sep.ic cotton aud linen Tor dressing
amputationl and fractures, antitepiic
washes To kill disease germs and gnti
septic sprays for similar purposes nte
displayed In al parts Of the hsll. The
high smelling and clothe7 staining
preparations are rapidly heingc' DIVIDED
to the rsar, and in their places are pre-
parslions Of turpentlne called saniiss
and other GromStic pleasing com
pounds, which are not only acceptable
10 the nostrils but which Gan readily
be endured in the mouth ol the deli
cate patient who may bs suh,rng
FROM diphtheria or tuberculosis D,s.
ems Of soaps OF a.. yarienss Of shapes
and i,r use upon GIL mankind, from
men 10 dogs. but all having medical
properties II more or lees merit, al
no the spaces In tre auiitep,lo di
visions.
But the ST, department of the show
is the display OF Philadelphia hrm
This company is one OF the biggest
drug housee In the country or She
world. They sent on TO Washington
irugs 90 the value oi 10000 Hnd O
force a men who knew how 10 dis.
play them 30 tho very best advantage.
The result was that in tho room oc
Cupied by this nrm there was one Of
the p'ettiest tighis that could BE-
Unsigned.
The whole display shows that The
chemists ol the country arc doing
well In their efforts 10 keep pace with
the age. But the endless variety Of
tha drugs Rod chemicals made one
ehudder 10 think Of the enormous
leugih Of the jst OF the Ills TO which
the 4 sh OF msa 10 heir.
COUNT LUGRSK De MIfzkwICz.
Count Eugene de MiiEawicE, the
gentleman whose career seems to have
been decidedly cheokered, seems 90
have clamherod 10 the top OF the heap
at last. Mitz giCz ls n remarkable
man. There have beer times when he
has spent $500 in a night upon biz
irierds. There have been more days
when he was glad 10 borr W dollar
with which 10 buy q meal. HB has
been engbg Il In q crest many ttupsn.
douH schemes liz hss planned hnu.
dred snttrpriBsp, Ruv one nj which
carried out % ihs end woud hgvs in.
cured him a. j those asfcci tod with
nlm fortune. But In every ira'ance
the money 20 carry them ont has
failed 20 COMO 10 hard st tho firhl
moment A r resnlt, Tho Csun n
bson q prospective millionsire o1e
day b. become petty borrower fhe
next. Througi out all the vIolssitudps
Of hi' career be has been cheerful ind
contenied ard Was alvAys dgp0sed 10
look upon the filveT lining ~ the
clouds which surrounded his hnrs
when it wbs frs reported thai be had
sfcnfed a valuable concession from
the Chineae Government, those xho
knew him rs'd, "Auo'ter cf MITE
wisE's hlg schemes which win not pan
ou.." Then they iorg this, he tx' 'sted. !
But MlE wlcI found . friend IN need
Mr.. wharton Baker, the PhilA9e'ph'a
millionaire, came 10 The front and
uller, j 10 advanc1 tho mouev ueres
fary % perfect tho prellminarIes, rro.
yided that he could be convIrefd
that there was any m M IN the On.
ierprise. Ho inves gated, found
ev'rvthing ralifilctoiv, aud iha Cont
was dlspatched 10 China. wher 10
Io.urned Il was With fortune IN ha
Rraab. Capilslislo found ihst ths !
solder Of fortune rad engineered a
h'g deal. They sse an OPENING ior !
American ertrfprino ghich pfomifcs |
iAbuloua foEu'ta, a1d they we're 20.
slow in coming orwafd 10 enter .rio !
the enterprise hv the method kn1Nu
altho ground q or WAY. Money To- |
an amnnnt three times the sun 10 |
aurfd has been of red 70 carry 0o' |
the Mi,Iawicz Barker sohemes ha
beon fiIcTed, and tatro Ia no doub |
that those Who did succeed In g0llrg |
the hu' will make s'bauol OF monfy"
ont oi lhe project
When Mitzswi6I left America lrr |
Cllna no wa b1dy involved In debt |
aud lie had very little morey with I
which 20 pay. Since his return b. 1
seems 10 have plenty Of money, a1A I
has directed his attorney b pay al 4
Inst claims agiiuB, him. He proposes
10 start In fresh, ard 10 keep ont n /
debt In the future. II ia known Ina /
he has received large offers for bic IN.
lsfoils IN the Chinese enterprise, bnl /
vt present he 10 not disposed ~ lirifn |
b cnsm. II Ia probable, however,
lhat h0 will sell ont before The era
arrangements aro completed. He 1
thinks iihi hi1 iniereg'a orc v1rh |
81. coo. 900, gnd there are ohfrc.s lu |
favor OF his securing that oomiofah 70 |
fum 40 the fe1ul' Of hls years WORK.
His ifien r., ard ilt nov hfi. |
name IL legion, think ihat he has brar |
very unfairly treated. II record be |
no. been Of tho bts', u 10 ,Iue. b.
IN es1fi'g M opening OF tao Oh. |
nIso g,tss be tas accomplished o ,
grrli thing for America, and he isCu
.itled 10 All the credit which at-chss
10 that. There IL no reason Why hir /
past career should be thrown in IiHl |
Ia . every day. lie Is irving 10 "bfc3 |
up- bis financial chalac or, ard as bo /
seems 20 bs succ eding o. tho Effort, |
h. ought 20 10 allowed tho chance 20
clear 7imself
PII month Church Hsopsned. /
EEw YoHK, september lip ym.
oulh church IN Brooklyn vaa 70.